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2014-04-01 -
2015-03-31

Embark on a journey from Broome to the Bungle Bungles and discover the untamed beauty of WA

A tour from Broome to the Bungle Bungles is a perfect adventure through the untamed beauty of the Australian Outback. This five-day adventure through the Kimberley starts with the beauty of Broome's beaches and takes you along the dusty Gibb River Road. Explore the ancient rock formations by 4x4, see the curious 'beehives' of the Bungle Bungle Ranges and visit the dramatic Windjana, Geikie and Cathedral Gorge walls. This outback adventure is a spectacular way to experience the beauty of this remote part of the world.

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Carbon emissions offset:

854kg pp per trip

Notes:

1. The tour commences on Day 1 at 6.30am. Please take this into consideration when booking any flights and accommodation. We recommend you book accommodation in advance for the night prior to the tour commencing.
2. This tour finishes on arrival in Broome on day 9 at around 17:00. Please take this into consideration when booking any flights out of Broome. We recommend you book accommodation in advance to extend your stay here.
3. Please bring a sleeping bag or purchase one from us for $30. Please enquire at time of booking.
4. Please confirm with us that your trip has met minimum numbers before booking non refundable flights and accommodation.

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Broome to the Bungle Bungle Summary

The coastline around Broome is a dazzling mix of colours - turquoise waters, red cliffs and Cable Beach's endless expanse of white sand.
Carved by nature between the Geikie and Oscar ranges, Geikie Gorge is an awe-inspiring location with a huge array of wildlife including freshwater crocodiles, birds and fish.

Part of the ancient Devonian reef system, the Mimbi Caves are a sanctuary of crystal-clear pools, rare fossils and ancient rock art.
Located close to the spectacular Geikie Gorge, the small township of Fitzroy Crossing is surrounded by the fertile floodplains of the Fitzroy River.